
Navigate China: Transportation and Directions Guide
Your guide to navigating transportation in China.
Here is useful vocabulary and phrases related to getting around in Chinese, focusing on transportation and directions:
Transportation Vocabulary in Chinese
- Bus: 公共汽车 (gōnggòng qìchē)
- Taxi: 出租车 (chūzū chē)
- Subway/Metro: 地铁 (dìtiě)
- Train: 火车 (huǒchē)
- Bicycle: 自行车 (zìxíngchē)
- Car: 汽车 (qìchē)
- Airport: 机场 (jīchǎng)
- Station: 车站 (chēzhàn)
- Ticket: 票 (piào)
Common Transportation Phrases
- How do I get to…? 到……怎么走?(dào… zěnme zǒu?)
- Where is the bus stop? 公交车站在哪里?(gōngjiāo chēzhàn zài nǎlǐ?)
- I want to buy a ticket. 我想买票。 (wǒ xiǎng mǎi piào)
- Is this train going to…? 这趟火车去……吗?(zhè tàng huǒchē qù… ma?)
- How much is the fare? 票价多少钱?(piàojià duōshǎo qián?)
Asking for Directions
- Excuse me, can you help me? 请问,你能帮我吗?(qǐngwèn, nǐ néng bāng wǒ ma?)
- Turn left/right: 向左转/向右转 (xiàng zuǒ zhuǎn / xiàng yòu zhuǎn)
- Go straight: 直走 (zhí zǒu)
- Stop here: 就停这里 (jiù tíng zhèlǐ)
- Near/Far: 近/远 (jìn / yuǎn)
- Intersection: 十字路口 (shízì lùkǒu)
This set covers essential words and phrases useful for navigating transportation and asking directions in Chinese. If deeper practical phrases or dialogues are needed, please specify!
References
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Bodily sensation and embodiment: A corpus-based study of gustatory vocabulary in Mandarin Chinese
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Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Rethinking Dictionaries and Glyphs for Chinese Language Pre-training